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pearing at the Columbia and Miss Geneyieve Wsr6
in "Forget-Me-Not' has concluded two weel,I
engagement at McVickers Theatre. The advance
sale Of tickets for the Patti engagement has only
been fairly large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

State militia. The whole subject OF present and
ma ,iOnal interest of our coast dcienccs" savs the
report must, In the light Of mo, ern experience he
regarded, not upon purely theoretical grc,nds but
from the point OF view which would belong to men OF
liberal education who had made the subject of seaman
shin in its broadcast sense tn ir study Tn. OF
penditures upon naves and deiences are frcoueotI in
inverse ratio to the definite and practical knowl
edge possessed and III our present Ignorance no detail
IL too insignificant to assume unexpected i'm
portance. Proficiency in seamanship among amateurs
deserves rs % knowledge, at least sucb rccogn
ton IA is bestowed voluntary military iroInino
The attention of Commodore Bancroft 1;her.rdi
having been called TO this portion OF the renort he
tafy OF the club in which he says "The interest that
has recently de- clopcd in te Increase of our urma-
Iaent and the building OF sl, Tor the navy ia very
gratifying, and the underscored lines in the report
have peculiar significance in connection with our
naval establishment. The long delay has so reduced
our strength afoat that the ships that have been
authorized TO be built though seeming an increase
scarcely make good the deficiency created during fhe
last few years. by the decay and withdrawal from
active service OF the many wooden vessels bu,lt 10
meet the eNgenccs OF the late war; and give odcouat
en- ployment to officers and \ 900 enlisted N ON
and apprentices now constituting our ma, al srcnth
"Tiesc vessels diner from the old in bcino inll
power ed steamships, some with rig and spars IN carry
lair spread OF canvas; the majority. however fitted
with only military masts with electric Iiebts and
machine guns iii the tops. This change OF rio and
armament can IN no way affect that very essential
aualty of the ,han-o wars men scamansliu and inc
problem that We will have TO NEE, in ca.e of another
war-nut M improbable 0ccurreuce-will be how to
recruit the navy WI II chpaDc seainen With our mer-
chant marine almost gone this becomes a yer, serious
question. The late war brought with it the sweeping
away of our commerce: the patriotic scamcn wit,out
employment; happily found The navy field to exercise
their training until its strength reached go OOO AZ
well-trained, Efficient and trustworthy men as ever
did arduous duties afoat
= But now. where shall we look for helpf The CON-
paratvely small number OF able bodied men engaged
In maritime pursuits under flag gives bui a
limited field 10 increase naval strength The only
available body OF men, it seems to NE, OUTSIDE the
tho gentlemen of the yacht clubs, who would form a
body OF intelligent ahd efficient officers. Your volun-
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fur Miss Arabllas young man who's after comm
at all hours Of the day wild all sorts of dcsavin
an deudn' excuses for it, And to the inquiry
at the door. in anything but o child's voice. if
Miss Cocobolo be at home, We hear the
reply, hushcd and low. that she is there's
ratter the stairs the reception-room door shuts
to and the lady of the house re-enters.
"These old faithful servants have to be so hui
mored," she says and seats herself. sputtering
and fixing as though lot Of pin-wheels were be-
ing let of comes up from below, and we are made
aware by the same treacherous tube at our ear
that row is going on in the kitchen as to which
OF the faithful servants so peculiarly humored
shall open the basement door for the ashman
and in the exchange Of compliments discover that
has been here a week, the other ten days, and
that both are going to clear out at the end Of
the month without further warning.
MISUNDERSTANDING The lunchbell rings loud
ly and prolonSedly as we rise, and Mrs Cocobolo
urges us to stay. But the look of relief THAI
blossoms upon her face when declare that VIC
must go, have positive engagement elsewhere. in
fact, would be an adequate reward for n greater
sacrifice than the one we're making. $50 sorry.n
she murmurs. I" We have but little to-day for
Mr.. Cocobolo is away-iust few oysters and q
bird, you know /; but do stay; I'm sure you'd like
the bird" We politely though firmly persist in
our declination And the smell Of red herring
that pcnetrates the hall while we bow our way to
the front door tells plainly enough the kind of
bird we have lost.
Now. Mrs. Caramel, wish to tell you plainly
and without eXaggeration the wrctchedness Of
tho family whose home we have just left. The
exact state Of affairs know very well. for Mr.
Cocobolo formerly belonged to the Fiddledee Club
Of which | ON member, and at q certain hour
IN the evening was apt to become confidential.
Were 1t not for this the most intimate friends of
the family would have known the straits
% which they are reduced, for this s not the
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Advice to Mothors,

Are you disturbed ct night AID broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teeth? If
80, send ut once and get bottle of MIS-,
WINsLow'a SooTuING SYRUP FOR Cn1L-
DRRN TEEruINa. It's value is inca!culable.
1t will relieve tho poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there Is no mistake about It. It cures
dysentery aud diarrhea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tono and eusrpy to the whole
system. Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETH1Na Ia pleasant to the
taste, and Ia the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurses and physi.
clans in the United States, and Ia for sale
BY all druggists throughout the world.
Price 25 cents hottie, Mwrtw
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Brcatlsturs aud l.rov,s,ous,

HRw YORK, Get 1a-FlcuI, receipts 80 496 pack.
e2es; esp0sts 600 barrels aud l0,t95 sacks: ms.
ket steady; sales q, 700 barrels; superlnn A. saa
10; common to good 81 S0 western and State 81 m
as 40; good 10 choice DO 81 s1a, %: cominnn N
choice white wheat "sstcru extra 81 ioal CO; fancy
DO 81 6ia4 20; common to good extra Ohio S. OOa
i 80; common 10 choice extra st. Louis s. 0Ga1 90;
patent Minnesota good 10 prime 81 4Cal 70; choice
10 fancy do 81 65a4 %. Wheat, receipts las $50
bushels; exports Is, 9S5 bushels; sales 2,2J6.Ofa
bushels OF futures; $4,000 bushels OF spot: On
tons closed firm; spot grades firm and rather
quiet; No. . Milwaukee S2hci uuaraded red S2a
Sic; No. red soc; No, j white SIC; No, 3 red
October slhsn; November SlszaS2c, closing al sc:
December $50; January s3jsaSiISc, closing al
Stcl May S75zaSsc, closing at Use, Corn. recSipts
IS COO bushcls exports 5Il bushels; EaleS Vli 100
bushels oil futures and 295,0UQ bushels OF spot
and TO arrive; options active: pngraded 6lkahlo:
No, October 5la5lsfo, ooAing at 5lsEc; Jan'y J0X
a5lc, closing at blo; May b24a5 &c closing at
Oats receipts 28 bushels; ports IS 600 bushels
h.les 8I5 OO bushels OF futures lG2 900 hushels oi
spot; mixed western S2H5asic; white do XatO1
Hay In lair rcquest. Hops quiet. steady and i'm.
changed. Coffee, spot tir;, Rio easier at i9IIc;
| options lha2a p0lnts lower and 2 moderate
II actyS Galos $3.50 bags; October II 20ai7 sos
November 7.25al7. soc; December II, 5al $50: Ian
uary II 35al7.doc: February l7.eoc; March II a1t
l7.0c; April u 25al7b0o; May I7.25al7.30c; Juut
l7l5c; July l7ooo; August ID Scale O5c;. septembe
10 SOC, Sugar firm: Centrifugal S l8.l6c:' reanef
Grin and active; @ 41sa,sc; extra 5ha53S vel
low 4hai1se; CONFECTIONERY A GAS 4ic; cutioa
and crushed 6Na61fc; granulsted G.56c; cubic.
69.l6c. MolaSScs quiet H!ce ARM Tallow AIM
Rostn quiet Turpentine dull At "a 1IIasaN1tc. Egg
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Jay Cook iu bass-tishing at Putin. Bay.
Uenton's Hair Grower.

All who are bald, all who arc becoming
bald, all who do not want to be bald, ali
who arc troubled with dandrut, o, itching
Of the scalp. should ueo Benton's Half
Grower. Eighty per cent Of those using
1t have grown hair. 1t never fails to stop
the hair from falling. Through sickness
aud feyers tho hair sometimes ialls oil in a
short time, and although the person may
have remained bald for years, il you uae
Bsn!on's Hair Grower according 10 direc.
tiong you arc sure Of growth Of hair. In
hundreds Of caees we have produced a
good growth Of hair on these who have
boon bald and glazed for Year,. We have
fully subs!antiated tho following facts:
We grow hair In 50 CASES out Of 100; no matter
how long bald. e Hr ~ -
Unlike other preparations, It contains no sugar OF
lead, Or vegetable or mineral poIsons.
II sa specific for falling hair, dandruH and Itch.
I'm Ing oil the scalp. l.I,l ~ =
Tho Hhir Grower Is a hair food, and lis com.
position Is almost exactly like the oil which
supplies the hair with lis vitality. I7
Sold BY druggists or sent Oh receipt Of price, 81 co.
BENTON HAIR GROWER Co.,
Dsw Cleveland, o.
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! The relic preserved as shelly'a heart is
now commonly beloved to be his liver,
Don't

. b.. b
let that cold Of yours run on. You think
1t is light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. 0, con.
sumption. 5La .Fzf5
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption ia death itaell.
The breathing apparatus must bs kept
healthy and clear OF all distractions md
offensive matter. Otherwise there ia trou.
Bile ahead. as
all tho diseassn OF these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes snd lungs,
can DO delightfully."- and entirely cured BY
the use Of Boschee's German Syrup. ii
you don't know this remedy, Thousands
and thousands Of people can tell you.
They have bsen cnred by it, and .'know
how 1t 10, themselves" Bottle only rs
cent?. Ask your druggiat.
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rnusrEH,s SALE.
TVRUsTEE'S SALE

m Virtue Of a decd Of trust made by Cecilia
Girspic 70 10 a. trustee, dated Juno II, 1885 70.
corded In tho office Of the CLERK Of the County
iouyI Of Ohio county. West Virginia, IN Deed Of
Tr,itt hook No q, page lA, l Will sell a. public
auction at the front door oil the Court House oil
said county, on 81. = Ely u tREsl p
SATURDAY, The a0!h DAT Of OCTOBER, 1887.
commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. ", tho following
ntoperty, that Is 10 say: A. certain parcel Of land
,Its,e oi, the south side OF Vino alley u what Ia
known Is Es. Wheeling, In Ohio county, West
and thirteen, IN the plat the addition to tho city
Of wheeling originally laid out BY Noah Zane aud
others, fronting thittytwo let Ave inches on said
alley and ruur!ug back southwardly toward
Eighteenth ntcet 0t even width ttty'iour feet;
with The right 10 use aud Leep In repair tho water
pIpo under tho front part OF kald lot. .l-i..g .
Also three feet IN width from tho east side oil lot
No. iii In the plat Aforesaid, said three feet I'D.
Joining The part OF lot lls above described front.
lux on EAil alley aud running back s0uthwardly
Of even width ftty.f0ur foot. aEsFs ~.
The tltlc 10 tho nboye Is believed 10 10 perfect
but selling M tr,iS,oo will convey only tho tito
Vested III mo by said deed Of trlAt l.'f ~ ,-7l
TkRss or 9ALE- Ono third and ~ much moro as
tho putChnes elects 70 pay III cash on tho day OF
Ale tho balance IN two equal inAtAlments, at Que
aud two years, with interest, Tor which tho pur.
chaser shall execute hts notes, secure the Same by
dee,i Of trust on tho property, tho buildings 10 DO
kept Insured for tho benefit Of such trust:
J. K. CUWDEN, Trustee,
". J. W. CovDRs, Solicitor. 5I'' YT4Er al
. " H. HALTER AnntiOnGnr. u Eplf
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

rhe Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YogK, Oct. ls-Moncy on call easy at to
~ per cent; last loan at per cent; closed offered
at per cent. Primo mercantile paper at Gas per
cent. Sterling exchange steady md active at ur.
changed rates. ~ (
The stock market was less active to-day, but af.
ter short period OF weakness became strong an
made marked advances In a few cascs over yCs;er.
days figures. The opening was strong at all.
vunccs Of from II toA per cent over yesterdays
final figures, although the Improvement was not
mHintaincd. Alter some slight further gains In
the first few minutes the entire list gave way, and
under tho lead OF Union Pacific and Northern Pa.
cic preferred loses OF from y to ~ per cent were
established The activity then disappeared, hui
the tone of the dealings became firm and by noon
mes! 0. tbs losses had been rcgaincd. - :
Some sailing was INDUCED III after III IT time, but
the impression upon prices WAS very slight. Tic
firm tone YVES not again interrupted: and Inc
close WIS quiet but firm at close to the best prices
OF tho day. Almost eveiythiug Is higher Tonight,
Rock Island rose ~. Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
2, Manitoba u. Missouri Pacific and Kichuuud 4
IVES. Point W, 0reKon Navigation and New YORK
Central X and Texas Pacific l per cent. Sales
sos 707 Fharcs. 49, ~ .lfl1f
Railroad bonds dull: sales ssSGG0O, lyt
y Government bonds were dull and firm p
State bonds were dull aud steady Az .ss ~,
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y %: No. 2. IS %: No,
- hoop 81 Is: single
10 y @i fine Grimm
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PRODUCE.

These prices are based on wholesale transactions
OF this day subject to fluctuations during the week
Butter-DemRnd fair: country choice l7aaOc;
good country l2al5c; common 5aGc ;supply fair aud
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UIRUsTEE's SALE,

". J. W. CoNDRs, Solicitor. FI'' ,Ifl9'
", n, Hall In, Auctionecs, &c
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member Of Grace Episcopal Church, and
has been married sixteen years. His wife
is the daughter OF Mr.. William Frick.
They have no children. Mr.. Garrett Gays
that he intends to make an extended
Western tour this fall. Mr.. Garrett al.
ways gives liborally to tho German Dem.
ocrntic campaign fund. y
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Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade ut Logan & Go. 3
drug store 90 their giving away 10 their Gus.
tomorS Of 80 many free trial bottles Of Dr..
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that It
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
ana all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying BY
getting trial bottle free, large size 81,
Every bottle warranted.
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Sins %: Old Valencia
0. London Layer Ta!S.
81 q 10 81 rs. pruncs
:oG A. Fitted plumes
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Couldn't Stand Gloves,

Ne1 Yofk Star. II'HTI W3HI3I0 I77E' TTTI0
DARLING" he muttared hoarsely, ~
reformed for your sake; because you
asked me have forsworn tho saloon and
Its pleasures. still you avoid me and
keep me at q distance. ,...g 8 ..5f
II am sure, Charlie, yon were quite
heroic In doing 60 much for me-" I,
"Then why do you draw haughtlly
away from no." tr9'IG..
"Becaause I cant bear the smell Of
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GRAIN. FLOUR, ETC,

Graln-Ncw wheat zoe per bushcl, State Data
9Oa3?c. New oats &C. State corn, on the wharf
51a5So. ia.il 5F IS s4 r. 800 ...-zs. T7'--',''
Roar-Fancy patents, tspring and winter) 81 % 10
5 90; fancy family, white amber. amber and winter
50 S. In paper; wood 5chigher. Dat mcal-met ium
s. rs per Dbl; fancy 5000. Rye flour 81 rs. -,
g Rdy anil SrG,1-Prime loose timothy, SO O1aI2 %
per tom prime old bnled 81 Goals 90 nef i'm IN, IN
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Q: fruit poWdercd 10;
lallled andard &c;
10; standard Windsor
\ 90: white extra q
J; Now York G SIC;
4Hc; New Orleans
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NnIy Arlnnilu

RENEl3EEp That tho presence Of Geucrs,s
u cSa Ian :, seauIsgard and Early, who arc
lutte fairness aud integrity that Inc cnaaccs ara ali
eqaa,, and That no one can possibly divine what
HEMEsInER that the payment Of all priscs /.
UY,vFOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans and tho 'TJctcta -
signed BY the PRECEDENT Of an Institution, whose
GnSI!eieu rights arc recognized In tho highest
CoaIs; therefore, beware Of any limitations OF
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Ny virtue Of a deed Of irus! made by William
Jeneweln aud Julia Jcnewcin, his wife. 10 me az
Trustee. dated January 2, 1851, recorded In tho
OhCc Of tho uletk Of tho County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Decd OF Tfus. book No.
49, IAge will sell at public auction. at tho front
door OIL tho Court House oil said county, on fitlIE
SATURDAY, tho 10Th DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1887,
commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following do
SCIlbid property, situate III tho city o, Wheeling,
Ohio county ard State Of Vest Virginia. that Is to
SAY: Parts o! lots numbered elVht and nino, In
pl1a:e numbered forty, IN tho Eighth ward Of the
city Of Wheeling; bnRlnning at n point H. the
the fouth liz OF lot No. O. i0rty feet cas-. OF the
southwest corner OF Iad lot: thence for tho width
Of tho taule With said south line wcstwardly
twenty feet, and extending back northwardly Of
the 5amo WIDTH OF twenty lee. 10 tho nor.herly
line OF said lot No 5 E.a.S
Tho tito Is believed to DO good, but selling as
trustee vii! convey only the title vested ln InGby
GAid DEED oil trust - hs'-5 .al-... q. :
TEXAS oP sALE-onc.thrd snd On much moro as
the purrhA!Cr elects 10 pay In cash Oh the day OF
sale the balance In two equal instalments at ono
aGd two yedts, with Interest, Tor which tho pur.
chaser shall cX?cuto his notes, secure tho samc by
deed Of trust oil the property, tbs buildings to BIZ
kept Insured Tor the benefit oi the trust. 9'.s
". J, W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
y, H. HALLHR. .Anc'iOnecr. 30. ocl7
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lines OF sugars have advanced. The usual mum.
Der Of changes Will be found In tho produce de.
partmens The quotations arc subject to luctua.
tons during tho week:
8zlE GRAIN. FLOUR, ETC.
Graln-Ncw wheat zoe per bushcl, State Data
s0a32c. New oats &c. State corn, on the wharf,
Floar-Fanoy patents, (sprng and winter g, ootc
5 90; fancy family, white amber. amber and winter
50 s5in paper: wood 15chigher. Dat meal-metium
10y anil Srap-Prime loose Timothy, slo oOaI2 90
per TOM prime old baed all Goals 90 Del ton by Inc
car load. New bacd IS 00al0 %; straw loose, s. GO:
baleI, 80 %. Mldalings per lou SIG CO. Bran per
Rics-Carolina head &c: Carolina choice Go
caroina p,I@e 5c; louisiana 5ic; Java pear
e4sc; Honey Dips saac; MapiS br 3!stI v syfap
lon kegs 6sc ten gallon kegs COS; half barrels &c:
barrel e9e; Bi4by Mamie Syrup tbarrels) 65c; Bixo.
Maple Z bs15els( bse; Blxby Maple 10 gallon
Maple Quart cansl aSo. sugar House Sc DARK U
2Oa3$2e; go additional 10 ', hall \ barrasl,
New Orleans MoHssss, Fancy 5sa5ac; choice 4sa50c;
prime lsc iadr S2sac mixed goods Now Orleans
Prortstoas--Largc i. G. hams j1?c; medium, s. O.
hams l21fc; California hams ESQ. breakfast ba.
con l2he; g., 9. , shoulders ,sc;, homeless hams
beef i2Hc ordinary bpei i5e; conn,Iy ~ s if
s; tns l sEs, ns 81 gStk ID pieces 81 co. bean
sc: mr. rs9 s: tc in ,eFsS ball barrels
lbs; sc; tin pals lbs, Szc; tin pals, 10 u.s..
tanad il table Table peach ss ''s ' e.
P o nsssasi ns 4 P HsSsss 90! 81 =
Is no ID grade lib 81 10.
Straw berries H. s. 10: blackberres ID, 81 TO- TO-
raspberres, ID, 81 %; Damson's ID, g5a; @iitia
ID full weight 9occsi q; string teans is ssaSc.
rLttUlash, : Id. Occult Is; early Juno nsS.
81 25Al 35 French peas ,lse each: Pineapple a 81;
Mo'rowi9t peas lb s. soa2 49, goovbeY,es3 ID s!c;
rgss4;nn IIsrs!9o; tuba 81 %: No. q IS %: No,
ShScs!ds 81 10; aSubis do & -; : t M c ciass
double do 81 IS: snsle =. 81 s.
| FrIlis-New Valencia r:.,,sins On. o,a va,o,,,,
GxaIc: Layer oo..55ra lraloSc London IaYcs qSts.
lus s! IS; Loose Muscatqls 81 Is 10 81 rs. Pruucs
dEc. New eysle.ated ap!icos 2oc. Fitted plumes
l6o. Piltcd blAekoerfies nc. li,gtG, ~ Il,
N Ol--Lard, extra western Strnincd soc: carbon.
1lo, 10; carbon, $50. 7Hc; white mnners beat win.
tor Toe; WHITE miners No. 2, 40. ~ - -
Sugdrs-Uutloaf 20: cubes 70; fruit powdered 10;
orG55sEy pow;ds,fd CIRCULATED standard
4 0Sc; Ridsswood! white < 90: white eItI a'v 4
golden 9 ~; fruit sugar 80: New ori Sasai
: C0Ote-drcen ooHee- Fancy, Golden Rio PIG
fancy green 2lHc: pcaberry 2sxc; choies nIrSr
roasting grades 2oc; Java Roasted In psck
aSes-Ohlo VGlloy Aio 25HSc: Ohio Valley ria nd
la lot 2a3fai Pan Handle 25'S; Arbuckfe 4 CO.
CSC; PcabeIry 27o "A" grade Rio 2iSc, - 49,
1tas-Young Tyson, per ID, 25a5Oc; VuupoVdc
2sa75e; imperla SSes0c; Jcran,' aaa70c; Oo!on,
0isassSstaI. In Weight 90; stearlno pc. sci u
1loi mould nor ret, lfA,. .ll5
Z Hnspar-Choice cider, 12c per gall; standard cit
esand5 leallo per gal; country 1salse per gal,
. tAea-h quoted In iohblns at l2ko Tor p,in
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9ls.-Wool steady. Ohm
Pennsylvania and West Virginia XIX and aGoye,
3lsS'c: \ 3las,c: medium S7aS.c: coane a7aSso:
New York: Michigan, Indiana and western line Of
&1}aa37c; line washed delaine X aud Xxx 8SsSf".
medium washed and coubIng and deIaipc S7a
Ss1ac: coarse do a1aSsc: Canada washed combin .,
S5aaGc; tub washed s7ai3c; medium unwasheI
combing and delatnc 2sasOe; coarse do 27al9c, II
md Pennsylvania extra Neeees slsaI5sc: Xxx nj
S!s!,a3aho; No; woods adaS6>sc; liae i4aiyc;
! ERw York, Oct 1a-Wool dull and hesyv.
domestic fleece 26asio; pulled lla3!c; Texas yagio'
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having appeared in our village Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid was used fol disiniect.
Ing the College buildings. The disease
never went beyond single case, either In
the College or elsewhere, where the Fluid
was used.-Rev. Pres. G. F. Price, Auburn,
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hugo 11nss,scrl.u Te.limonr.

The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. On
Gentlcmcn-For two years J. hn,l n sorcrn case Of
eczema fused tar SOAPS. sulphur s3npa and various
OF physclnns, but found no relief. At last deter.
mined TO try tho IS s. s. remedy, and seven eight
use this certificate in any manner yn,, wish.
~ ii q + T-ftg -s's.-r'E IIulO fiASsXEnI,
L, :. Member Vt Thaia Theatre
I New York. May 8. 1851, .,sT 70 II :!
TREATISE on blood and Skin Diseases mailed frca.
TIE SWIFT SrrcifIc Co., +.
pt.z ~ -Trt Hs'aas.I Drawer n Atlanta IN
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Nxw YORK, Oct. 1s.-coston dull; O,leaus o,<c:
futures clio ed steady; October % Gio; December
9lGc: January 0 Sic: February 9.byc: March 9.67c:
April 75c; May s.S3c; June $500; August l0c. 800
:, cls1ssATl, O., Oct. lS.-co.!on steady; middlIng
9Ho. ~ 81 a "a. n -. y